Boston University School of Management - Syllabus Yearbook (Boston, MA)

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SYLLABUS 1925 .' 7 pawn '3 .f, B A RRETT, R E'l l'A BARRET, MILTON A. BRAGG, CONRAD R. BURKE, CHARLES D. CASEY, CATHERINE F. CROMWELL, MARION J. COLRY, RALPH P. DAVIS, KENNETH W. DIGUSTO, VIRGIL EATON, JOSEPH W. ELLSWORTH, NEIL Co. FLANNAGAN, ELYSAEETII FELDMAN, ROBERT M. GLADBACK, WALTER fiRANFIELD, IKOBERT S. 1'1AMBLETT, MARION A. IIICREY, BOSE F. fil1EENHO0D, THEODORE HARERER, WILIIIANI C. IIAWKINS, RUSSELL HUNTI-IR, ARNOLD E. JOHNSON, RALPH W. KELEHER, MARY KUNEERGER, ARTIIUR LYNUH, ELLEN F. LEWIS, AR'rHUR E. MCIKENZIE, MARY L. MCAIJIIIFFE, K A'l'1lERINE lV1CIN'l'IRE, RUTH E. IlkIflII.I.ARnhLI4:sI.IIi3G. ELsoN, ALPH . . N0l1'l'fJN, CLEMENT A. 8'DoIP'NELL, CIETHERINE AK, JIIARLES J. 0'DAY, l1ENRY F. OI-IEARN, J. F. PARKS, NVALTER E. l,A'I I'EN, GEORGE P. PEVERLY, DONALIJ C. PURVIS, 'ERNEST L. RAGAN, TERESA A. RYAN, ALICE M. REISER, EIJMUNII A. ROBBINS, MAUIKICE SIIEAN, JENNIE F. SMITH, ERNEST J. S'I'UAR'l', MARY SEXTUN, GEORGE P. SIEGEL. HYMAN SILVA, AVILLIAM R. SIMON, BENJANYIN I. STARRE'l l', 1'1ENRY A. AVOLFE, SAMUEL WRIGHT, ELMER The Rest of Us 17 Cushing St. 2311- Merriam Ave. 92 State St. 32 Bigelow Ave. 27 Robinwood Ave. 63 Sagamore Ave. 36 Bailey Road Technology Chambers 21 Flint St. I Salisbury Alldo St. 27 Louhegan St. 83 Fowler St. Pond St. 80 Norfolk Ave. 18 Oakwood St. 63 Westville St. 269 St. Botolph St. 53 Robeson St. 1.77 Warren Ave. 193 Woodland Ave. A112 Pond St. 189 W. Springfield St. 8 Harvard St. 10-fl School St. fl' St. Margaret St. 103 Ardale St. 1344 Salem St. 36 Worcester St. 16 Kuberty St. Farmington Pine St. . Salem St. R. F. D. No.1 61 Linden St. 376 Washington St. 16 Eastern Ave. 7 Devon St. 66 E. Wyoming Ave. East Rochester 12 Fayette St. 128 Chestnut St Mountain St. Almont St. 14 Elm St. 79 Woodmont Ave. 90 Boyd St. 376 Washington St. 1 8 51 27 67 .35 Poplar St. -I-2 1 2311- 740 I II-23 192 Commercial St. Congress St. South St. Commonwealth Ave. Market St. 116 Medford, Mass. Leominster, Mass. Augusta, Maine Rockland, Mass. Jamaica Plain, Mass Chelsea, Mass. Watertown, Mass. Boston, Mass. Somerville, Mass. Massachusetts Nashua, N. H. Milford, N. H. Dorchester, Mass. Randolph, Mass. Swampscott, Mass. Dorchester, Mass. Dorchester, Mass. Boston, Mass. .lamaica Plain, Mass Providence, R. I. Gardner, Mass. Natick, Mass. Boston, Mass. Concord, N. ll. Lowell, Mass. Dorchester, Mass. Roslindale, Mass. Lawrence, Mass. Boston, Mass. Ipswich, Mass. Maine Hyde Park, Mass. Fitchburg, Mass. Derry, N. H. Brookline, Mass. Salem, Mass. Gloucester, Mass. Beverly, Mass. Melrose, Mass. New Hampshire Cambridge Wakefield, Mass. Rockville, Conn. Malden. Mass. Everett, Mass. Haverhill, Mass. A Newton, Mass. Salem, Mass. Boston, Mass. Provincetown, Mass Boston, Mass. Roslindale, Mass. Allston, Mass. CaIIIpello, Mass. .GE : f IJ G

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2 6 nornnqi f A 1 T r EVENING DIVISION if A r 'Z ' '?' Rufus Stickncy 125 Perkins St., Smm-rvillo, Mass. Employed hy ARLINGTON Hmu Scunol. Barbara Thayer 24 Ivlzmsliclll SL.. Allston, Mass. Employed by Wll.1.nyM lf1r.1cNlc SONS Co. Class Cfll. Harry E. Warren G Shclclon St., Roslinrlulc, Mass. Employccl by l4us'rnN EI.lcvA'rxan RAn.xvAv Square and CIINIINISX Cluh. Gustave R. Wocrnlc ICIIIIIIDYPCI by Sc1xRAlf1f'r's CANIN Co. Clusx Cl, 2, 3, -IJ. 115 215 Hutuviu SL., Boston, Mn:-as.

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EVENING DIVISION 6 Class of 1926 Strictly speaking, this is the class that never was. Or to venture a paradox, it is the Rose of Washington Square . class, in that it has no futu1'e but, oh, what a past. When the powers-that-be decided to lengthen the curriculum and expense of education at C. B. A., they picked on 1926 to be the goat. They sent couriers throughout the 1'ealm saying that all those who should graduate in June, 1926, wouldn't, and vice versa. But it has come about that all the scattered remnants of the Evening Division's upper classes were assembled under the banner of 1926 and advised that an extra year's study would be required of them. Many students from other schools have been enrolled under that standard. Scanning of the class lists shows a lnembership of sixty-six men and sixteen women students. Most of these students have paid dues to at least three other class treasurers, and an attempt to make them kick through a fourth time shortly before the mid-year recess proved that Barnum's count was a little off. The attendance was feeble, the writer being the only one present. The future of the class is an empty treasuryg its past - three years of precious memories under alien banners. J. A. 117